In Germany it is not only the level of your price that matters, it is how you break it down. Clients here expect a quote that separates deliverable, revisions, rights and deadline, like any other media supplier.

Ranges by format

DeliverableBeginnerWith a portfolio
30 second testimonial70 to 150 euros140 to 300 euros
Unboxing or demo90 to 180 euros160 to 260 euros
Scripted format150 to 260 euros250 to 420 euros
Technical demo180 to 300 euros280 to 450 euros
On site recruitment video200 to 350 euros300 to 500 euros

Munich and Frankfurt sit 20 to 30% above average, Berlin and Leipzig below.

How to quote like a media supplier

Instead of a flat price, itemise:

Deliverable: 1 video 30s, 9:16, raw file without logo
Revisions: 1 included, each additional 40 euros
Ad rights: Meta + TikTok, 12 months, Germany: 90 euros
Rush delivery 48h: +40%
Delivery: 5 working days after the product arrives

This format reads as professional immediately, prevents follow up questions, and makes later increases easier because it is clear which line is going up.

VAT and rights

Two points that belong together. If you charge VAT, always state the net amount first: company clients think in net terms. And keep ad rights on their own line, with platform and duration.

Folding rights into the base price to look cheaper is especially costly in Germany: the market treats them as a media asset and is willing to pay for them.

When to raise

More requests than capacity, reviews accumulated, quality improved. Then 10 to 20% every three or four months for new clients, with a month's notice for regulars.

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Frequently asked questions

Why an itemised quote?

Because German clients buy video like media and check the lines individually.

Net or gross?

With company clients always net first.

How much for ad rights?

40 to 180 euros per video and per platform, depending on duration and territory.

What pays best?

Technical formats, recruitment and regulated categories.